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The nationally recognized firm RDG Planning & Design is leading an endowed initiative to expand soft skills development programs at the University of Nebraska College of Architecture. Their gifts and professional involvement are helping to transform student experiences and career preparedness from excellent to extraordinary.

Award-winning art director Alex Gordon Stotz, one of the creative driving forces behind blockbuster hits like “Barbie,” “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” and more, will be delivering the next Hyde Lecture entitled “Architecture in Film.” This event is presented by the College of Architecture and the Johnny Carson Center for Emerging Media Arts in collaboration with Sheldon Muse

Laurel Consuelo Broughton, founder of the internationally acclaimed design firm WELCOME, will be giving the next Hyde Lecture entitled “Welcome Projects” on October 28, 2024, at 4 pm in Architecture Hall, Room 127.

Renowned visionary and global design leader, Jennifer Kolstad, from the Ford Motor Company, will be giving the first Hyde Lecture of the season entitled “One of One” on October 14, 2024, at 4 pm in Architecture Hall, Room 127.

The College of Architecture is excited to announce Aaron Tvrdy, nationally renowned furniture design-maker, will be giving a Godfrey & Roberta Kunzendorf Lecture on Furniture Design titled “A Journey into Custom Sustainable Furniture” at 4 p.m., October 4, in Architecture Hall, Room 127.

The College of Architecture is pleased to announce Assistant Professor of Interior Design Kendra Ordia was honored with two prestigious accolades from the American Society of Interior designers (ASID):  this year’s 2024 ASID Educator of the Year Award and has been named one of seven to serve as director at large on the ASID National Board of Directors.

During the 2024 spring semester, College of Architecture students re-imagine the Lincoln Indian Center as a native retreat aiming to help uplift the urban indigenous community of Lincoln and Omaha.

A group of University of Nebraska–Lincoln researchers and students is in Nairobi, Kenya, to learn about forced migration-affected persons, families and communities as part of the Pamoja Project.